Dragør Old Town
Dragør Old Town is one of the best-preserved towns in Denmark. Many of the low houses were built between the 18th and 19th centuries, and the small winding alleys hide many quirky details from that time.
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Dragør - a city of history and hygge
Photo: Marvin Kuhr
Dragør is simply magical. With buildings dated all the way back to the 1700s, there is a special and historic atmosphere. The harbour contributes to the cosy atmosphere, and creates a slow-paced lifestyle.
Historic Dragør
Regardless of where you look in Dragør, history is present. The old town is the crowning jewel, while the fort sits as a guard on the coast.
Museums in Dragør
Dragør is filled with history, so a visit to a museum is a must!
Food in Dragør
Dragør is a harbour town, so it is easy to get fresh fish there. If fish is not your thing, fret not! There are plenty of non-fishy options as well, and plenty of opportunity to eat great food in great surroundings.
Outdoor lifestyle
While Dragør is a pearl in itself, the nature around is not to be forgotten. For the happy walkers, the Amarmino (or just some of it!) is a great option for many nature sights, while the Kastrup Sea Bath is great for waterdogs - both summer and winter!
Want to visit more places beyond Copenhagen? Then Tårnby is a must!
Photo: Daniel Rasmussen